CGEU-CSEE 2016 - August 13-16, LOS angeles.

Out of all the links in Digital Media, my favorite was the GameMaker. As someone who plays video games often, creating a game based on your educational interests would be really cool. I would definitely use this in my classroom. I can easily see myself assigning my students to create a literature based game and present it to their classmates. All of these technological advances are helpful in their own right and I think need to be available to each and every student who requires it.

By training and profession, I am a historian of religions. Of humanityâ s fundamental unity, even identity, with divinity. Put bluntly, I study how human beings come to realize that they are godsâ or superheroesâ in disguise. As I came closer and closer to the end of my research for Esalen. Unfortunately, or fortunately, that is not the book that â came out.

When dealing with disabled students these websites are helpful tools which I will someday use for my students. This website has everything any teacher could ever need! From supplies, to decorations, crafts, and teaching techniques. I also found the FAQ. I also liked the G.

Learning how to teach is harder than it looks! One disability that I had never thought about having problems with utilizing the internet are those who are color blind. That could present a few problems with navigating the different programs necessary on the internet. However, knowing what to do for the problem will help to fix it the situation before there is even a situation to fix. This is one of the most precious memories I have.